[1/4] Remove SH support and all archos targets

This removes all code specific to SH targets

Change-Id: I7980523785d2596e65c06430f4638eec74a06061

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 57 deletions

diff --git a/flash/uart_boot/uart.h b/flash/uart_boot/uart.h
deleted file mode 100644
index a0c10d1a0f..0000000000
--- a/flash/uart_boot/uart.h
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,57 +0,0 @@
-// A general definition for the required UART functionality.
-// This will be used to gain platform abstraction.
-
-#ifndef _UART_H
-#define _UART_H
-
-// data types
-
-typedef void* tUartHandle;
-#define INVALID_UART_HANDLE (tUartHandle)-1
-
-typedef enum
-{
-        eNOPARITY,
-        eODDPARITY, 
-        eEVENPARITY,
-        eMARKPARITY,
-        eSPACEPARITY,
-} tParity;
-
-typedef enum
-{
-        eONESTOPBIT,
-        eONE5STOPBITS,
-        eTWOSTOPBITS,
-} tStopBits;
-
-
-// prototypes
-
-tUartHandle UartOpen(   // returns NULL on error
-        char* szPortName);  // COMx for windows
-
-bool UartConfig(         // returns true on success, false on error
-        tUartHandle handle,  // the handle returned from UartOpen()
-        long lBaudRate,      // must be one of the "standard" baudrates
-        tParity nParity,     // what kind of parity
-        tStopBits nStopBits, // how many stop bits
-        int nByteSize);      // size of the "payload", can be 5 to 8
-
-long UartWrite(           // returns how much data was actually transmitted
-        tUartHandle handle,   // the handle returned from UartOpen()
-        unsigned char* pData, // pointer to the data to be transmitted
-        long lSize);          // how many bytes
-
-long UartRead(              // returns how much data was actually received
-        tUartHandle handle,     // the handle returned from UartOpen()
-        unsigned char* pBuffer, // pointer to the destination
-        long lSize);            // how many bytes to read (pBuffer must have enough room)
-
-
-void UartClose(tUartHandle handle);
-
-
-
-#endif // _UART_H
-